The Deputy of Road Maintenance at the General Directorate of Roads and Urban Development of Yazd Province expressed concern over the decline in service level of the 64-kilometer bypass of Yazd city from 'highway' to 'main road' due to high traffic volume. He emphasized the necessity of creating parallel routes and urban rings, and while mentioning the activity of two maintenance teams on this route, he expressed hope that the repair and asphalt resurfacing of the remaining 12 kilometers of this route would be completed by the end of autumn.
Completion of the Yadz Bypass Restoration by the End of Autumn / Building Parallel Routes is a National Necessity
The Deputy of Road Maintenance in Yazd Province is concerned about the traffic issues affecting the city's bypass, which has downgraded in service level. He highlights the need for parallel routes and hopes to complete ongoing repairs by autumn's end. This is significant for improving urban infrastructure and traffic management.
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📰 What Happened
The Deputy of Road Maintenance in Yazd Province announced concerns over the degraded service level of the Yazd city bypass due to heavy traffic. They highlighted the need for additional routes and expressed hope that ongoing repairs would be completed by the end of autumn.
- The bypass has downgraded from 'highway' to 'main road' status due to high traffic volume.
- Repair and resurfacing of the remaining 12 kilometers of the bypass is underway.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran faces significant challenges in urban infrastructure due to rapid urbanization and economic sanctions, affecting transportation and logistics.
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